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06 Dec 2016 Dr. Balasankari UNDP Consultant 1 SE4ALL INITIATIVE FOR TANZANIA: Challenges Low electricity access ( <20% of population* ) Inadequate capacity and awareness ( knowledge, skill and attitude ) Expensive technologies

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  • Dr. Balasankari

UNDP Consultant

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06 Dec 2016

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SE4ALL INITIATIVE FOR TANZANIA: Challenges

Low electricity access (<20% of population*) Inadequate capacity and awareness (knowledge, skill and attitude) Expensive technologies High poverty (ranked 152nd out of 182 countries**) Availability of cheap and sub-standard products in the market

* Tanzania SE4ALL Action Agenda ** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)_per_capita

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SE4ALL INITIATIVE FOR TANZANIA: Programme Strategy

 Human and institutional capacity development  Improving policy and regulatory environment  Promoting partnerships between public, private & international agencies  Encouraging private sector to provide customized technical & business solutions  Engaging CSOs and LGAs for grass root level reach

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SE4ALL INITIATIVE FOR TANZANIA : SE4ALL Secretariat

SE4ALL Secretariat (under MEM)

RE power in grid Off-grid RE power Energy Efficiency Clean cooking Government Capacity building Policy & Regulatory support Investments & Funding Technology transfer Donors Private sector Civil society

  • rganizations

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One stop shop for energy Centre for Energy Efficiency (CEE) Universities/ Institutions

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SE4ALL INITIATIVE FOR TANZANIA : Programme Outputs

Capacity building & knowledge management Policy & regulatory framework development Scale up & roll outs with sustainability Market development

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Capacity building & Knowledge management

Key initiatives

One stop shop for energy Quality assured trainings/certifications Centre for Energy Efficiency (CEE)

TENTATIVE INVESTMENT NEEDED: USD 9,000,000

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Policy and regulatory framework development

Key initiatives

 Draft policies/regulations supporting RE, EE & alternative clean energy

  • grid expansion and mini-grid installations
  • Tax exemptions for RE components

 Quality standards and testing regulations

  • Testing facilities solar PV, LEDs, modern cook stoves

 Performance labelling programme under CEE

  • Energy star labelling in product covers

TENTATIVE INVESTMENT NEEDED: USD 7,500,000

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Scale up and roll outs with sustainability

Key Sectors

Increased electricity access through grid connected RE projects Increased RE mini-grid projects Decentralised electricity access through RE Reduction in energy intensity through energy efficiency measures Roll out of modern alternative clean cooking solutions (BLEN)

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Scale up and roll outs with sustainability

Increased electricity access through grid connected RE projects

  • Minimum of 10 MW grid connected RE power plant installations
  • Efforts to reduce issues in synchronization related to RE based IPPs

when connected to grid

TENTATIVE INVESTMENT NEEDED: USD 30,500,000

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Scale up and roll outs with sustainability

Increased RE share in mini-grid

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Technology Capacity (MW) Solar PV 5 Wind 5 Small hydro 19 Biomass 5 Total 34

TENTATIVE INVESTMENT NEEDED: USD 87,600,000

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Scale up and roll outs with sustainability

Decentralized electricity access through RE

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  • Promotion of SHSs ( ̴ 200,000 nos.)
  • Promotion of solar lanterns/Pico PV units ( ̴ 200,000 nos.)
  • Promotion of community biogas units

( ̴6 MW thermal/electrical)

TENTATIVE INVESTMENT NEEDED: USD 66,500,000

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Scale up and roll outs with sustainability

Reduction in energy intensity through energy efficiency measures

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  • Promotion of sustainable charcoal production in ̴200,000 ha

& ̴200,000 ICSs retailed

  • Promotion of LED/CFL ( ̴200,000 nos)
  • ̴100 products tested and certified for energy performance rating
  • Promotion of performance labelled products under CEE
  • Approval of energy audit firms and conduct of energy audits in

industries of designated consumers

TENTATIVE INVESTMENT NEEDED: USD 34,000,000

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Scale up and roll outs with sustainability

Roll out of modern cooking solutions

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  • Roll out of household biogas digesters ( ̴20,000

nos.)

  • Roll out of LPG stoves ( ̴200,000 nos.)
  • Promotion of NG for cooking ( ̴ 50,000 nos.)

TENTATIVE INVESTMENT NEEDED: USD 128,200,000

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  • Developing a part of planned EPZ at Bagamoyo

under SE4ALL

  • RE

industries/businesses can use this

  • pportunity to have business centres in EPZ

area Promotion of RE industries

TENTATIVE INVESTMENT NEEDED: USD 20,000,000

Market development

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SE4ALL INITIATIVE FOR TANZANIA : Programme Management

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VPO-DOE, Planning Commission, TFS, MOF, TPDC, TBS, TANESCO, EWURA, Donors, private sectors, NGOs, Banks/Financial institutions

MEM (Chairman of Board) UNDP Tanzania office

SE4ALL Secretariat

Programme Manager

Programme Support Services (national and international consultants, technical advisors) Grid connected projects Off-grid electrification & decentralized technologies Roll out of modern cooking solutions (BLEN)

  • TANESCO
  • EWURA
  • Banks/financial

institutions

  • Service providers
  • Donors
  • REA
  • EWURA
  • TANESCO
  • Banks/financial institutions
  • Donors
  • RE institutions
  • Project developers
  • NGOs, CSOs
  • Retailers & End-users
  • REA
  • EWURA
  • Banks/financial

institutions

  • Donors
  • RE institutions
  • Project developers
  • NGOs, CSOs
  • Retailers & End-users

Energy Efficiency

  • Energy audit firms
  • Designated consumers
  • Product manufacturers
  • Banks/financial

institutions

  • Donors
  • RE institutions
  • Project developers
  • NGOs, CSOs
  • Retailers & End-users

Administrative staff (Programme assistants, public relations officer, accountants, etc.)

Programme Management Board

National Programme Director One Stop Shop for Energy

  • Ministries
  • Universities
  • RE institutes
  • Banks/financial

institutions

  • Service providers
  • Donors
  • Equipment

suppliers

  • NGOS/CSOs
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SE4ALL INITIATIVE FOR TANZANIA : Monitoring & Evaluation

  • Quarterly reviews of project progress
  • Annual Project Review/Project Implementation

Reports

  • Visits to project sites, power plants and

households

  • Mid-Term Review
  • End of project Evaluation

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To ensure that both women and men are provided with equal

  • pportunities to access, participate and benefit from the project

 Gender-sensitive recruitment at all possible levels  Gender responsive TORs for consultants and experts.  All decisions to consider gender dimensions.  Promote participation of women in training activities, both at managerial and technical levels.

SE4ALL INITIATIVE FOR TANZANIA : Gender Mainstreaming

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SE4ALL INITIATIVE FOR TANZANIA : Programme Beneficiaries

Output Activities Beneficiaries

Capacity building and knowledge management

  • Around 500 trainers

trained cumulatively from all focus sectors*

  • Setting up of

minimum 15 training centres cumulatively from all focus sectors

  • Trainings provided to at least 10

financial institutions

  • Minimum 10 NGOs/CSOs

including 3 women development

  • rganizations
  • Minimum of 100 personnel from

government ministries, departments, local body authorities

  • Minimum 3,000 personnel from

private sector and interested entrepreneurs

  • Minimum 15,000 skilled

labours/artisans

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* Focus sectors – Solar PV, wind, hydro, small hydro, mini-grids, energy efficiency, lighting, charcoal production and use, modern cooking solutions

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SE4ALL INITIATIVE FOR TANZANIA : Programme Beneficiaries

Output Activities Beneficiaries Scale up & roll outs with sustainability

10 MW RE based grid power plants ̴ 3,000 households 34 MW RE based mini-grids ̴ 15,000 households 6 MW community biogas digesters ̴ 10 municipal abattoirs 200,000 SHSs retailed ̴ 200,000 households 200,000 solar lanterns retailed ̴ 200,000 households 500,000 LED/CFL lamps distributed ̴ 50,000 households Conduct energy audit in industries and commercial buildings ̴ 50 industries and commercial buildings Promotion of efficient and modern cooking solution ̴ 800,000 households

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Funds for programme initiation and implementation as grants, loans and investments SE4ALL INITIATIVE FOR TANZANIA : Additional Resources Required International/local expert assistance

(for design of various project activities, resource assessment, feasibility study and business plan preparation, etc.)

Partnerships with international / regional / national agencies / institutes

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DISCUSSIONS

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SE4ALL INITIATIVE FOR TANZANIA : Focus sectors

Grid infrastructure development, rehabilitation and expansion

  • Grid connected solar/wind/hybrid/biomass power

plants

  • Proper synchronization of renewable energy power

plants with the grid De-centralized renewable power generation

  • Mini-grids (solar, small hydro, wind, biomass, hybrids)
  • Solar home systems (SHSs), solar lanterns, etc.
  • Biogas based power generation
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SE4ALL INITIATIVE FOR TANZANIA : Focus sectors

Roll out of modern clean cooking solutions

  • Biogas, LPG, Ethanol, Natural gas (BLEN)

Promotion of energy efficiency

  • Improved cook stoves (ICSs) for charcoal and wood
  • Efficient lightings (CFLs, LEDs)
  • Energy conservation in industries and commercial buildings
  • Performance labelling of products
  • Designated consumers